Kansas County Notes From The Plains Region Dispatch
Kansas counties report varied activity with court house plans in Coffey County, wheat production in several counties and a large walnut shipment from Huron. Other items note divorces filed in Renegantry, a broom belt harvest in McPherson, a Church of the Rich Widows in Hutchinson, and a Mormon outreach in Peabody.
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Iin Allen
Lay
Tox
Imner County
Coffey County
Huron
Europe
Wid ‘Clyde
Stafford County
Renugeanty
Kaw Valley
McPherson County
Hutchingon
Atchison
Church of
Peabody
Hutchison High ‘School
Kansas
Seward
Iteblf
Supreme Court
Anu
Eubatt
Boston
Chicago
Kingmarines
Missouri
York
New York
Keansass
Leavenworth
Cherypvale
Lanyons
Stanley
Livestock Commission
Ford County
State Agricultuaré College
Santa Fe
Cherryvale
Yveport
Concordia
Alen
Woodson
Charlie Scott
Ll. W. Duncan
Fieven
Keupere
Emporia
St. John
Mineral
Miles
Jessie
Lewelling
Barton County
Hy, Co
Santa Fe Company
Quarley Fish
Towne decision shapes Populist path in late 1890s politics
In a detailed assessment the New York Journal weighs Charles A Towne’s choices after withdrawing from the Republican fold. It notes his potential alignment with Bryan and the Populists, the Silver Republicans, and his stance on liberty and the Constitution. The piece contrasts Towne with Adlai Stevenson and reflects on implications for the Democratic National Convention and party unity.
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Towne
United States
Kansen City
Dema
Eogue
Bryan
Hansas
White House
Popular Army
Hreed
Adlai K H. Stevenson
Lincoln
Noone
Tllinoius
Mberty
Charlee A.towne
Republican Party
Cartain
Chevalier Bayard
Washington, Times
President's Canton Letter Angers Critics
The document, revived by the president and written by Mr. Hay, urges acting with other powers to prevent spread of disorder and disasters in provinces. Public attention centers on the president and the executive branch rather than Congress or the people.
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China
Congress
Hay
Canton
Financial Failures for Half Year Decline in Early 1900s
The report to R G Doe Co shows 5432 commercial failures in the half year with liabilities of 74747452. One third involved brokers and agents totaling 265 failures with 22122348 liabilities and 145 failures in the last quarter with 18820973. Manufacturing and trading failures rose versus the first quarter but fell short of last year’s quarter. The text notes a halt and delay amid expansive early McKinley era hopes.
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Gold Krug
R. G. Doe& Co
Truats
Price Muddle Obscures Whistle Trade
Fragmentary text notes a discussion on price paid for a whistle and moral implications. Mentions active participation and a reference to Chita, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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Chita Jare
Bryan as President in Republican View
The Boston Post weighs the 1900s prospect of William Jennings Bryan as president. It argues for a leader of proven ability and high principle over partisan aims, praising oratorical skill and personal integrity while opposing imperial government and monopolistic finance.
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Bryan
Pbc
White House
Patie
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Boston Post
Democratic platform praised for direct Americanist appeal
The World lauds the Kansas City platform as clear and persuasive opposing imperialism and militarism. It argues the financial plank advances beyond 1896 by recognizing paper dollars issued by the government as lawful money, while central issues focus on American homes and citizens' rights.
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New York
Kansas City
the World
Atlanta Constitution
United States
Republican Party Platform From 1896 Urges Empire Shift and Tax Increases
The outline calls for funding campaigns with trust and usurer money, retiring greenbacks, minting silver tokens redeemable in gold, bank control of monetary matters, government bonds for silver and gold, expanding the army to 100000, perpetual war in colonies, ongoing Dingley taxes, higher taxes overall, drafting thousands of young men to the Philippines, and expanding pension spend while moving toward an empire.
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Republican Party
Tiama
Philippines
Ome
Aie
Sugar Trust Hikes Price Sparks Consumer Complaint
Fragmentary note details recurring sugar price increases by a powerful trust. The text signals grocery stores and poor consumers paid the raises without protest, while readers learn of a new schedule enabling Pat to enter the market at a fixed rate amid the trust’s control.
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Sugar Trust
Pat
Great Debate on Literature Fire In Ephesus Style Sermon
A speaker argues against unclean literature and urges burning bad books and newspapers. He cites ancient Ephesus style flames and praises a Christian press as salvation, urging readers to purge their homes of harmful works and embrace elevating literature.
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Laula Kidpach
Paul
Ephesus
Ephealan
Gort
Angele
Gospel
Henry J. Raymond
Horace Greeley
James Gordon Bennett
Wetson ‘Webb
Erastis Brooks
Thomas Kingella
London
Tlon
Goa
Gould
Liston
Dutfee
Bis Heroine
Parka
Blackberrie
Imande
James
England
Ian
Baldy
Church of Christ
Hody
Stdmnrd
Ib Ephesus
Italian Cafe Coin Prank Backfires In Concert
A Milan cafe tale recalls a musician and wife where a guest flashes a gold coin during a performance. The coin heats on a steam pipe under a metal slab, injuring the artist’s hand when she retrieves it. The following nights see continued coin pranks and the woman scolding the offender.
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Philadelphia Tires
Vausic
Deen L as wins heavy event amid unclear text
Reading fragment hints a namesake Deen L as and a religious phrase. the piece appears to report a winner in a heavy event but lacks full context and clear details due to damaged OCR.
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Peking
Parle
Judge Day
McKinley
Ohio
Choate
Chauncey M
American Society
Depensall
Denen
Porto Rico
Canada
Roosevelt
Chita
Old Republic
New York Journal
Ee Bank
Paterson, Guardian
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